Notes for Daniel Terrill CLARK

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Notes for Daniel Terrill CLARK

1850 census:
name: William T Clark
event: Census
event date: 1850
event place: Rahway, Essex, New Jersey, United States
gender: Male
age: 6
marital status:
race (original):
race (standardized):
birthplace: New Jersey
estimated birth year: 1844
dwelling house number: 179
family number: 217
line number: 4
nara publication number: M432
nara roll number: 450
film number: 443649
digital folder number: 004201722
image number: 00282
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Daniel T Clark M 39 New Jersey
Maria M Clark F 25 New York
William T Clark M 6 New Jersey
Anna P Clark F 3 New Jersey
Henrietta Gessinger F 20 New York
Franklin Harman M 16 New Jersey
Martha Wood F 62 New York
Mary Wood F 20 New York
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1860 census:
Name: Daniel L Clark
Age in 1860: 45
Birth Year: abt 1815
Birthplace: New Jersey
Home in 1860: Rahway, Union, New Jersey
Gender: Male
Post Office: Rahway
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members:
Name Age
Daniel L Clark 45
Margaret W Clark 35
William T Clark 16
Hannah B Clark 13
John R Clark 10
Franklin H Clark 8
Henry C Clark 5
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1870 census:
name: Wm T Clark
estimated birth year: 1816
gender: Male
age in 1870: 54y
color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, indian): White
birthplace: New Jersey
home in 1870: New Jersey, United States
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Wm T Clark M 54y New Jersey
Maria Clark F 44y New York
Russell Clark M 19y New Jersey
Henry C Clark M 14y New Jersey
Samuel A Clark M 5y New Jersey
Annie P Clark F 22y New Jersey
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This may be a different Daniel Clark, who lived in the Orange, Essex Co., NJ area:
PAPERS OF DANIEL T. CLARK. In June, 1903, Mr. W.
E. Harrison, of Fort Madison, Iowa, wrote making inquiry
concerning the papers of Daniel Terrill Clark, deceased,
formerly of South Orange, New Jersey, at one time Assistant
Librarian of this Society. It was understood that Mr. Clark
had been collecting material for many years relating to the
History of Orange, and particularly of the Clark family. Mr.
Harrison wrote that he was a descendant of the old 'Harrison
family of New Jersey. It was understood that Mr. Clark's pa*
pers went to his nephew, Isaac Clark, who settled somewhere
near Chicago, and who was very reluctant to give any informa-
tion in relation to them. [Proceeding of the NJ Historical Society, 1906]
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